Subject: RE: cable splitter routing questions
Author: Kevin Graf
Date: Nov 19, 2002, 7:13 AM
Post ID: 1711423935
A bit hazey for me too, but once you get the cable hooked up into the
splitter the ones to the carbs just sort of fall into place. One splitter
for the choke and one for the throttle.
Set the throttle to the one on the right first.
Kev
-----Original Message-----
From: John Prusnek [mailto:spaj-@raex.com]
Sent: Tuesday, November 19, 2002 9:47 AM
To: Loopfram-@topica.com
Subject: cable splitter routing questions
Fred wrote:
| have the Superpratic throttle and I am using the OEM splitter. Which side is the throttle side, and how do the cables route from the throttle and choke lever to the splitter? |
From (poor) memory, I don't think it makes a difference which side is
which, you just need to make sure you attach them to the proper place
when they come out of the splitter. While you have it out make sure you
lube it well, every one I've had apart has been pretty crusty.Hi temp
grease wouldn't be a bad idea. Remember that the bolt that holds the
assembly on also takes the ground wire coming out of the wiring harness
here and uses a star washer.
The cables route down the right side of the tank from the controls.
They fit through that little bump above the bolt hole on the tank along
with the wiring harness. I like to use a cable tie here to keep
everything together so things don't get pinched when the tank is bolted up.
John Prusnek